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Atlas Medstaff is currently seeking candidates in the RN (ICU/CCU/Critical Care) profession for a 13 week contract in the Derry, New Hampshire area. TravelNurseSource is working with Atlas MedStaff to find a qualified ICU/Critical Care RN in Derry, New Hampshire, 03038.
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Intensive Care Unit (ICU), Critical Care Unit (CCU), Emergency Room (ER), or Medical Surgical (Med Surg) experience is preferred. Dialysis Charge RN readiness approval by Clinical Nurse Manager or RN-licensed FA/GFA required.
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All candidates should be Critical Care RNs with Surg/Ortho Experience All positions require every other weekend All RNs are required to wear navy blue scrubs As part of the float pool the expectation will be to go to 3N (progressive Care), 3S (neuro med/surg), 5S (Orthopedic med/surg), ICU for boarding (progressive care or MS patients) and the ER for boarding admissions.
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The ED RN specializes in assessing, intervening and stabilizing patients in situations that require critical clinical decision-making skills. Summary: As a member of the Patient Care Services team, the Emergency Services (ES) Registered Nurse cares for pediatric and adult patients presenting with a variety of illnesses, injuries or trauma.
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Within one (1) year: Management of Critical Care Medications and Infusions, Care of the Post-Vascular Access Patient, Peritoneal Dialysis. Engage patients and/or families in the care delivery.
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Change the lives of our patients/residents and at the same time enjoy the rewards of fully knowing your patients/residents and their families as a Registered Nurse - RN. You will provide care for a variety of patients/residents with an array of complex diagnoses leading to enhanced knowledge and skills in many different areas.
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A valid State Issued Driver's License or State ID If you are an experienced ICU Registered Nurse (RN) with a passion for providing exceptional patient care, just let us know you’re interested.
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Critical care nurse, CCU RN, intensive care nurse, ICU nurse, ICU nursing, ICU, intensive care, critical care, registered nurse, RN, R.N., nurse, nursing, healthcare, health care, patient care.
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Ideal candidates have 2 or more years’ experience in their specialty, an active RN license, BLS certification by the American Heart Association, a sense of adventure and a passion for nursing.
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2 year of recent experience as a Registered Nurse RN. Maximum pay About TRS We empower nurses to achieve their goals, whether they are financial, career-oriented or geographical. The Registered Nurse assumes responsibility and accountability for incorporating the vision, values, mission and critical goals of the organization into their job performance.
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RN - CCU, Critical Care Unit RN, Traveling CCU RN - Critical Care Unit Registered Nurse, Part-Time, Contract, Travel, Temporary , 13 Weeks, Temp. Tier2, Travel CCU RN - Critical Care Unit Registered Nurse.
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